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1. Introduction Governance is the government’s ability to make and enforce rules. It is also to deliver services regardless of whether that government is democratic or not. If it is conceptualized simply then it is the process of decision-making and the process by which decisions are implemented or not. It also can be in different forms, such as- corporate governance, international governance, national governance, local governance, new public management governance (NPM), and others. However, there is a difference between governance and good governance. Not every government is counted as a good government because of the actions they make. Governance is the exercise of political power to manage a nation’s affairs, where good governance also involves an efficient public service and legal framework to enforce contracts. According to Rhodes, there are some shared characteristics of governance.   · Interdependence between organizations. Governance is more than government, covering

The Relationship of Public Policy to Governance: An Empirical Discussion of Nepal Udaya Raj Adhikari Email: rajudaya98@gmail.com Abstract This paper points to what public policy process and governance mean. It is known that public policy processes are made to run the governing system and implantation of the policies are the signs of good governance. Here the issue is, whether public policy decides how the government will run or the government will decide how the policy would be best to run the system. Other than this, this paper also tries to focus on the effects of the relationship and the situation of the implementation of policies. Keywords: Public policy process, governance, relationship between public policy and governance 1. Public Policy and Process Public policy cycle (PPC) can be characterized as a complex and interactive system through which public problems are identified and resolved by following process of public formation, policy implement